What exactly was the moral of Moral Orel?
What exactly was the moral of Moral Orel?
Levi Hall
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Robert Myers
is this shit worth watching if I really enjoyed Xavier?
Elijah Jenkins
Don't be a hypocritical scumbag or an abusive parent?
John Brown
Religion doesn't make a person good. Being a good person makes a person good.
Ryan Reyes
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Isaiah Bell
Pretty much.
Don't drink so damn much is another good lesson.
Jason Butler
>Don't drink so damn much is another good lesson.
Oh hell yeah Clay could've been a good person if Bloberta didn't introduce him to drinking.
Cooper Russell
This.
Also, most people aren't jerks for no reason. If they're used to being treated badly they may very well treat other people badly. But you can break that cycle.
Henry James
Yes.
Leo Foster
That it was a terrible fucking show
Carson Clark
Get out.
Brayden Clark
It's bait ignore it.
Levi Butler
I have as much a right to be here as anybody else
Angel Jackson
Michael Kelly
>Religion doesn't make a person good
Well that's not necessarily true. Culture has a lot to do with the morales of a person, which is why Western countries are a lot more moral than say, Middle Eastern countries.
Ian Cruz
The only kind of decent adult Christians in the show were the Jews for Jesus, and even then the father was often backsliding to Judaism.
Lincoln Harris
Lmao it is the exact secularism of western countries that makes us more moral than the Middle East
You look at the west as recent as 200 years ago when religion was still law and you'll find plenty of nonmoral nonsense in Europe and the US? Don't believe religion is to blame? Look at the fucking bible belt of the US right now.
Connor Wilson
And to add to this, I'm religious, but to pretend like religion of any kind has ever had a positive effect on society is fucking nonsense. The world straight up fucking sucked when the churches ran everything.
Joseph Clark
You can be more than what your parents raised you to be - or what they raised you not to be.
Ryan Sullivan
The world is full of degenerates.
Jason Allen
Fundamentalism is a facade put on by those that are morally bankrupt.
Evan Barnes
The moral is just because your parents were irredeemable assholes doesn't mean you have to repeat the cycle.
What about the bible belt?
t. american idiot
Jaxson Cruz
can't beat the dick
Anthony Diaz
>What about the bible belt?
Alabama is about to elect a goddamn pedophile as a Senator, and that pedophile's supporters and family are both bending over backwards to use the Bible as justification for his trying to date and molest teenage girls.
Robert Turner
A lot of things, I enjoyed the message that you don't need religion to be a good person, and that people are to blame for their own problems.
>That ending
Jacob Cruz
The show juxtapose a practice of a belief held common by a community suffering from individual conflicts and problems they're suffering from.
As a consequence of the actions made in the past, they shape lies to tell that the next day will be better through ignorance. However, Orel is an agent that is (taken the movie into account for the total reflection) too good for the town. The naivity and ignorance of reality doesn't hit him because the belief of Sky Daddy must make it morally just, and that's that. It doesn't help the fact that the naive perception of the world is further perpetuated by his father and the endless list of commands.
It's up until The Hunting Trip this starts to crackle, then further pushed at Christmas when he witness the ones closest to him cannot repair the relations, embracing the situation and learns life is a tough nut.
He still in the end stick to the practice of Christianity, but I don't think he sees it from a view he had as a child, as instead desire to keep practicing its philosofical aspects.
The moral of Moral Orel is whatever comes, you must adapt. Even if it surprises you.